Opinion

Tuesday.

Colonialism is alive and well. Last week, India forcefully asserted its control over its portion of Kashmir. A communications blackout left people...

When I go jogging around a park or pass a construction site, I do not have to worry that I might be sexually harassed by being dragged into a bush...

Since June, Hong Kong has been rocked by anti-government protests that have only grown in size and intensity. Initially, protesters wanted the...

In times of economic crisis, the flourishing of fear and ignorance always seems to coincide with the death of common sense and compassion. As...

One of the most pressing political crises (of this year, at least) started with our multibillionaire president being questioned in Parliament about...

Recent news reports indicate an ever-weakening South African economy, shocking unemployment levels and a worrying skills exodus. The taxpayer base...

Wash hands? Check. Monitor heart rate? Check. Prepare essential supplies? Check. These might seem like obvious steps for medical professionals to...

I wonder occasionally why that particularly loathsome locution, to say someone has “penned” a book (only slightly more loathsome than to say...

What do South African fallist protests, United States President Donald Trump, Brexit and United Kingdom opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn have in...

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced plans to change immigration rules to make the United Kingdom “even more open, even more...

A sweetheart deal. This is how the Ingonyama Trust has been repeatedly described: millions of hectares of land in return for the Inkatha...

One of the least enviable tasks of journalists in the US must be reporting on how the public trusts their work less and less. A 2018 study found that only about four in ten Americans...

Let’s face it. Social media is built for show offs. People who feel no way about rebranding themselves as the avant garde of a movement they...